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A Standard Earth Year (SEY) ( Banu: yWa(yía); ) is part of the Standard Earth Time (SET) mandated standard for tracking time in the UEE. It demarks the unit of time matching period of rotation of Earth around its sun, Sol. Also used for time in dates.

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	A '''Standard Earth Year''' ([[SEY]]) is part of the [[Standard Earth Time]] ([[SET]]) mandated standard for tracking time in the [[UEE]]. It demarks the unit of time matching period of rotation of [[Earth]] around its sun, [[Sol]]. Also used for time in dates.		A '''Standard Earth Year''' ('''SEY''') {{SClang\|ochoa=yWa\|srb=yía}} is part of the [[Standard Earth Time]] ([[SET]]) mandated standard for tracking time in the [[UEE]]. It demarks the unit of time matching period of rotation of [[Earth]] around its sun, [[Sol]]. Also used for time in dates.

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